A Lexicon of Ghabaray Words:
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The Pure Language
P = pail (verb)
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Below are all of the Biblical Ghabaray verbs that begin with [kha], the eighth ‘oth (sign) of the athath (alphabet signs/letters); this ‘oth is the crude drawing of the world’s strongest animal, i.e. the beetle; phonemic value: the voiceless velar fricative [ḥ] consonant; numerical value: 8.
P264 abx
khab’ – to hide, to withdraw
P265 bbx
khabab – to cherish, to love fondly
P266 hbx
khabah – to conceal
P267 jbx
khabat – to beat out
P268 lbx
khabal – to tighten a cord as in to bind, (figuratively) to pledge; to twist as in pervert, corrupt, destroy
P269 qbx
khabak – to embrace
P270 rbx
khabar – to unite, to join, to associate
P271 fbx
khabash – to bind up
P272 ggx
khagag – to keep a feast, to make a pilgrimage
P273 rgx
khagar – to gird on
P274 ddx
khadad – to be sharp, to sharpen, to be sharpened; (figuratively) to be keen
P275 hdx
khadah – to grow sharp; (figuratively) to rejoice
P276 ldx
khadal – to cease, to leave off
P277 rdx
khadar – to enclose
P278 fdx
khadash – to renew, to recycle (as in recycle the calendar month)
P279 byx, bwx
khob, khayb – to obligate (Dan 1:10)
P280 gwx
khog – to make a circle, to make a complete revolution by going around in a circle, to draw a circle
P281 dwx
khod – to make a riddle
P282 hwx
khoh – to make someone or something alive, to animate; (figuratively) to shew, to declare
P283 lyx, lwx
khol, khayl – to dance, to writhe; to be strong, to be firm
P284 mwx
khom – to pity, to spare
P285 rwx
khor – to be or grow white (this has nothing to do with skin color, as there is no such thing as white skin)
P286 fwx
khosh – to make haste
P287 hzx
khazah – to behold, to see
P288 qzx
khazak – to be strong
P289 ajx
khat’ – to miss, to go wrong, to sin
P290 bjx
khatab – to cut, to cut and gather wood
P291 mjx
khatam – to hold in, to restrain
P292 pjx
khatap – to catch, to seize
P293 hyx
khayh – to live
P294 hkx
khachah – to wait
P295 mkx
khacham – to be wise
P296 alx
khal’ – to be sick, diseased
P297 hlx
khalah – to be weak, to pacify, to appease
P298 jlx
khalat – to catch a word, to declare and to confirm a statement
P299 llx
khalal – to bore, to perforate, to pierce, to hollow out; (figuratively) to profane, to defile; to start something, to begin, to begin an inheritance; to play a pipe (by forcing air to bore through a tube)
P300 mlx
khalam – to be healthy
For all verbs beginning with the next ‘oth [ta] click here.